This summer marks the 85th birthday of Bugs Bunny and the 35th anniversary of “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony.” Conductor George Daugherty talks about the concert’s creation and enduring appeal.

One of Looney Tunes’ most famous cartoons is 1950’s The Rabbit of Seville, a short that pits Bugs Bunny against Elmer Fudd to the tune of Rossini’s opera buffa. Today’s Nice Price or No ...

Bugs Bunny returns to the Hollywood Bowl with live orchestra, classic cartoons, and a double anniversary celebration.

In "The Rabbit of Seville," Elmer Fudd chases Bugs Bunny into a theater where The Barber of Seville is about to be performed. Bugs uses the sets and music of the famous opera to outwit Elmer. The ...

The world’s most famous rabbit will be making an appearance on the projector screen at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on Tuesday alongside the Houston Symphony for Bugs Bunny at the Symphony ...

Behind the Hollywood Bowl stage which is playing the opera The Barber of Seville, Bugs Bunny flees into the backstage area with Elmer Fudd in close pursuit. Seeing his opportunity to fight on his ...

I learned a lot from the countless hours I spent as a child watching Bugs Bunny. I learned classical music from “The Rabbit of Seville” and “What’s Opera Doc.” ...

The Bugs Bunny “no” meme is a reaction image showing the Looney Toons character leaning over with his tongue touching the roof of his mouth.

CH: The first time I ever heard this music was Bugs Bunny’s “The Rabbit of Seville.” So as a kid, this music has been in my head. Tons of movies have used this music as well and commercials.

Bugs Bunny emerged in 1940, when harmful, exaggerated racial stereotypes were rife, and his cartoons occasionally dipped into unfortunate tropes.

Bugs Bunny at the symphony, that's what! In this updated article, get all the deets about this weekend's show as well as an interview with the executive director of the MSO, Mark Niehaus.